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sri
sri

Reputation: 173

Jacoco converting coverage.ec to reports without coverage.em

I was able to get the code coverage report by following the steps below,

  1. Enable coverage on the build type you want (e.g. debug)

    buildTypes { debug { testCoverageEnabled true } }

  2. Apply Jacoco plugin and set version

    apply plugin: 'jacoco' jacoco { version "0.7.1.201405082137" }

  3. Run

    ./gradlew createDebugCoverageReport

  4. All the tests in connectedAndroidTest are run and coverage report is generated based on them. I can find the coverage reports in

    app/build/outputs/reports/coverage/{buildType}/index.html

and a coverage.ec file in

app/build/outputs/code-coverage/connected/coverage.ec

But no jacoco.exec since I am running from Android Instrumentation instead of Robolectric test cases.

And when I run the instrumentation from ADB ( I guess this is still using Emma ) as follows, I get a coverage.ec file as follows,

$ adb shell am instrument -w -e coverage true -e coverageFile /sdcard/coverage.ec com.sample.helloworld.test/.Runner
....
OK (4 tests)

Generated code coverage data to /sdcard/coverage.ec

But I am not able to convert the coverage.ec to report using emma since the coverage.em file is missing,

java -cp ~/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20130729/sdk/tools/lib/emma_device.jar emma report -r html -in \
coverage.em,myFile.ec,myapp_coverage1.ec -sp /path/to/myapp/src

Is there a way around this problem??

Upvotes: 4

Views: 11630

Answers (4)

N-JOY
N-JOY

Reputation: 7635

To get the coverage out of coverage.ec file just rename it to coverage.exec and the open it with "Show coverage data" option

"Show coverage data" can be found under "Analyze" option in Android Studio.

Verified this with Android Studio 3.3

Upvotes: 1

Ahmad Bilal
Ahmad Bilal

Reputation: 1

Remove . from following command its work for me 

java -jar android-jacoco-the-missing.jar -f /path/to/coverage.ec -p /path/to/android/project

Upvotes: 0

Uriel Frankel
Uriel Frankel

Reputation: 14622

I wrote an article about the same scenario and my solution. You can read it here. For answering this specific question you should do the following steps: Change gradle to this:

apply plugin: 'jacoco'
jacoco {
   toolVersion = '0.7.5.201505241946'
}

Second download this jar. Continue with the things you did until you have coverage.ec file. Then when you have it run:

java -jar android-jacoco-the-missing.jar -f /path/to/coverage.ec -p ./path/to/android/project

And thats it! The jar will generate a folder with the code coverage.

Another option is to use the coverage.ec with the Jenkins Jacoco plugin. But for that you need to have Jenkins set on.

Upvotes: 4

Carlos Herrera Muñoz
Carlos Herrera Muñoz

Reputation: 99

Simply use the "coverage.ec" as the ".exec" file, it's worked for me

This is what Google did in Android Gradle Plugin source code.

public static final String FILE_COVERAGE_EC = "coverage.ec";

in SimpleTestCallable.java under com.android.builder.internal.testing package.

Upvotes: 8

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